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Found this on M715zone.com
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The complete electrical schematics for the HMMWV are in the back of every TM 9 2329-280-20-3. Download a free copy of the manual here: https://www.nsncenter.com/library/hmmwv Just pay attention to the model designation so you have the right opne for your truck. 99% of the wiring is the same but it never hurts to be careful. Thanks to the folks over at Olive-Drab you cab download the military wiring numbers here:
olive-drab.com
When I first got my HMMWV I took the manual to a copy shop and had it copied double size and then laminated. That way I can trace lines with a china marker pencil and then clean it all off for the next time.
M-Series Vehicles Circuit Numbers
M-Series Vehicles Circuit Numbers information and photos from Olive-Drab.com
When I first got my HMMWV I took the manual to a copy shop and had it copied double size and then laminated. That way I can trace lines with a china marker pencil and then clean it all off for the next time.
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WOW. How much did that cost? Smart idea but wasn't that like a gazillion clams?
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It was a llittle pricey but I felt if I was going to trace wires it would help if I didn't jump lines as I moved from side to side. It's definitely paid for itself over the years and it cost considerably less than 1 used soft door!
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That's a brilliant idea. I just printed on six pages and pieced together with tape. But a professionally printed one, with lamination sounds pretty dang awesome. I will have to check with the printshop here in town.
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Talk about pricey, I asked the local UPS store which does "print shop" work how much to have a manual I have scanned to PDF, 800 or so pages.
$3.60 a PAGE!!
$3.60 a PAGE!!
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That is just ridiculous. Seriously. Talk about mature technology. They can load it up and scan away.
You could buy a printer for that much dinero
You could buy a printer for that much dinero
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Yeah I did the same thing was able to print it out from a Plotter at work then took it to Kinkos and Laminated it cost 7$ . Hung it in the shop . Great tool !!To bad I can't get it running................
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If you go to the UPS Store or Mailboxes Etc they charge you out the arse because their lackey has to do the work. IF you go onto OfficeMax.com, click on Services, then Print & Copies. I uploaded the TM 9-2320-280-24P-1 Vol 1, then it gives me $542.85 ($550.83 if you want it 3 hole punched) for 1155 pages. Cheaper than $3.60 per page. I had some HMMWV GMV Parts TMs printed, then I made an extra copy of the cover onto buff cardstock to make them look like the real GI TM.
